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Why are you fetching same files twice?

I don't follow the "fail" all 5 if any one of them fails.  You successfully wrote some of them to destinations.  So what action are you taking when a partial failure happens (for example only 1 of 5 fails to write to archive?

Why not just build dataflow around failure relationships to notify you of the specific files that failed?

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